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How much could I expect for selling a note
I have a house that I'm about to sell on contract for 82k to a couple that has leased for over 2 years and put down a total of $7,900 (total price was set at $89,900). The note is for 15 years @ 6.1%, and the house is valued around 110k (obviously gone up since we originally set the option in 2015). What do you think someone would pay for a note like this? Renters have stable longer term jobs and have had a good history, though not excellent credit (around low 6s) but no judgments. I'd really rather cash out and use the cash for other opportunities. Thanks